A REPORT ON “WEBINAR ON THE RIGHT WAY TO APPROACH AND CRACK LEGAL EXAMS” DETAILS OF THE WEBINAR Date of Webinar: 15 October 2022, Thursday Time: 04:00 PM to 05:00 PM Duration: 1 Hour Mode: Google Meet (online) No. of Participants: 35 INTRODUCTION On 15 October 2022, Legal Vidhiya organized Read more…
Legal Vidhiya is organizing an online free Webinar on “HOW TO CRACK JUDICIAL SERVICES EXAMINATION IN FIRST ATTEMPT” on 09 Dec 2022, from 10:00 – 11:00 AM. About Legal Vidhiya Legal Vidhiya intends to provide legal awareness by providing general content on law, legal system, legal news, and other updates Read more…
The bench of Justice Shivashankar Amarannavar while dealing with an appeal filed by the appellants challenging the order passed by the Principal District and Sessions Judge ruled out that bail can’t be granted merely because the wife of the accused is pregnant and due for delivery. The appellant was registered for the Read more…
The bench consisting of Justice Surya Prakash Kesarwani and Rajendra Kumar while hearing an appeal challenging the grant of divorce on grounds of mental cruelty summarized the the principles for grounds for divorce.The case in the hand was between a wife (appellant) and husband (respondent). The dispute between the spouses Read more…
Additional Sessions Judge Sanjay Sharma, while hearing a matter relating to sexual harassment against a man who threatened and abused a woman in 2019 made the observation that F**k Off is a sexually colored remark. The complainant made her complaint u/s 164 of the Code of Criminal Procedure and in Read more…
The bench of Justice Naresh Kumar Laka was dealing with an application in the case of Central Bureau of Investigation v. Mahesh Kumar Sharma & Anrs. when a question regarding the power of investigating authority to seek UserID of the computer system seized from the accused along with password of Read more…
This article is written by Guriya Kumar, a student of B.COM LL.B., 5th year, who is pursuing her course from KK Law College, BIharsharif, Nalanda, Bihar. the Indian Constitution more apparent. No religion is given special status in India as a state. There is no such thing as an Indian Read more…
This article is written by Guriya Kumar, a student of B.COM LL.B., 5th year, who is pursuing her course from KK Law College, Biharsharif, Nalanda, Bihar. Definition A pollutant can be defined as any unwanted or harmful substance that pollutes our environment. Generally, certain toxic substances like carbon dioxide, carbon Read more…
OVERVIEW FACTS: ISSUES RAISED: The main issues raised by the Apex court were – ARGUMENTS: Petitioner’s Arguments: Respondents’ Arguments: JUDGEMENT/ ANALYSIS Regarding the first issue, the court held that the state was obligated to produce the orders before the court. Due to non-compliance of the state with the court’s directions Read more…
FACTS OF THE CASE CONTENTION ISSUES The relevant provisions of Criminal Procedure Code are: Chapter XII of the Criminal Procedure Code have the provisions regarding the “Information to the police and their powers to investigate” and that of chapter XV is “Complaints to Magistrate”. Sections 156(3) and 202 are in Read more…